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August on Maui is bursting with a variety of vibrant events that capture the island's rich cultural heritage and lively community spirit. From art exhibits showcasing local talent to captivating musical performances, comedy shows, and traditional festivals, summer on Maui is sure to entertain, but also honor and remember. Explore unique offerings from Kuhinia events, a series of remembrance events marking one year after the catastrophic fires. Dive into this list of exciting happenings and make the most of your time on this beautiful island.

 

 

Youth Art Exhibit 2024

August 2, All Day, Hui Noeau Visual Arts Center

This exhibit features artwork by Maui's young talents, showcasing a diverse range of visual arts. It's a fantastic

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U.S. existing-home sales declined for the third consecutive month, as higher mortgage rates and rising sales prices hindered market activity during what has traditionally been one of the busiest months of the year.

Maui: Year to Date 2024 vs. Year to Date 2023
New Listings increased 19.6 percent for Single Family homes and 46.7 percent for Condominium homes. Pending Sales decreased 1.5 percent for Single Family homes and 19.2 percent for Condominium homes.
Median Sales Price increased 13 percent to $1,300,000 for Single Family homes and 7.1 percent to $899,500 for Condominium homes. Days on Market increased 0.8 percent for Single Family homes but decreased 9.3 percent for Condominium homes.

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Photo: Courtesy of Trust for Public Land and Scott Drexler

Trust for Public Land (TPL), the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), the County of Maui, and community supporters, jointly announced recently the purchase of the 257-acre Pōhākea property by the State Department of Land and Natural Resources. This event is a significant win for the Maui community, emphasizing the island's ongoing commitment to preserving its natural landscapes and cultural heritage. The property, also known as Māʻalaea Mauka, now includes essential resources like three wells and a 750,000-gallon water tank that will provide sustainable environmental benefits.


Photo: Courtesy of Trust for Public Land and Scott Drexler

The strategic acquisition

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